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    Music has been with history since the beginning. It is an important topic to know while studying history. Music that was in the era has an impact on what people did, people are influenced by the music they listen to. It is even shown in American history from the early America to the Civil War it is shown drastically how this influenced many human beings. The colonial period had many music innovations. They had many instruments that were used for all purposes of enjoyment to war. Colonist also sang

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    Many students always wonder why they have to take a history class. I myself have wondered this question many times, because history seems irrelevant to one’s education. In contrary, history is a vital subject to one’s education. It has been said numerous times that we take history so that we don’t repeat the same mistakes we have made in the past. Students retain different portions of information when learning something new. The recurring pattern that I have retained from sitting through numerous

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    Summer Reading Assignment Olivia Grounds How to Read Literature like a Professor Introduction When it comes to literature, many things affect a reader’s comprehension of the story that is being told. Memory, symbol, and pattern give works of literature a deeper, more insightful meaning rather than a superficial one. When one finds a pattern in literature, it is able to give an understanding to the motives or personalities of characters. The patterns found in a work could also be giving insight

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    Dystopian Setting

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    Literature comes in several formats and genre. The literature works can be genres like physiological, adventure, fiction, nonfiction and much more. And these different kinds of books will have a specific type of setting that fits the type of book it is. In many cases, these works will display a dystopian society. This is a very popular setting, where the story takes place somewhere most people would not wish to live in. These places are dreadful, dull and, in some situations, are unlivable for reasons

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    HISTORIC PRESERVATION AND RESILIENCE Resilience is a very popular word nowadays, not only because of the sea level rise threat, but all hazards caused by climate change such as increase in frequency and strength of natural disasters that demand resilient measures as pre-mitigation planning to avoid catastrophes. Cities around the US have been strengthening their building and zoning codes to prevent destruction, loss of lives and properties. Newer structures are built to endure disasters, and older

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    History is taught in every college, because it is a required class. In those classes, every professor uses a book to help teach the students content; however, the students do not remember each fact they read, but the images shown throughout the book. Images are very important to history, they give students mental images that give them a chance to pretend like they were there and witnessed it first hand. Some images can be gruesome and heart-tugging, though they show the truth of what has happened

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    Shortcomings Of America

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    In the novel “What is the What” by Dave Eggers, the wonders and shortcomings of America are portrayed through the life of Valentino, a Sudanese immigrant. The similarity and differences between America and Africa are displayed to reflect Valentino’s struggles in both countries. Unfortunately, throughout his life there has been lack of help from Christians, countries abroad, and a hospital with poor customer service. America is a glorious place full of opportunity such as public schooling, transportation

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    As children, people learn to never judge a book by its cover. But they are also taught other things through their societies—that all black men are violent, that all Muslims are terrorists, that all Hispanics are illegal immigrants—that a single glance can determine who a person is. So, which is it? How can a society be so contradictory? In the novel To Kill a Mockingbird, Harper Lee used hypocrisy and characterization in the tea party scene to develop the theme that appearances do not reveal a person’s

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    Historical Influence on A Separate Peace There are many things that can change how an author may write, one of the more important things is the way that history and society can change an author’s opinions and thus influence their writing. History can be influential into two ways, either by past experiences and the expectations that arise out of them or contemporary forces in the author’s life as they write their book. The writing of A Separate Peace was influenced by both contemporary and past historical

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    What’s the difference between culture and cultural resistance? According to Merriam Webster, culture is the beliefs, customs, and/or arts of a particular society, and cultural resistance is the practice of using meanings and symbols to contest a dominate power. During the 1980’s, there was a lot of evidence, as there is today, of cultural resistance in Iran and in the USA. Some of the evidence can be observed from movies based on true events that occurred, such as the movie, Not without My Daughter

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